Sentence examples for interventions to accelerate progress from inspiring English sources

--- Multi-sectoral Approaches to Nutrition: Nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive interventions to accelerate progress (pdf) Published: January 2014 When multiplied across an entire nation, it is estimated that poor nutrition can reduce a nation's economic advancement by at least 8 percent due to direct productivity losses, and losses due to reduced schooling and poorer cognition.

KOICA-UNICEF join hands to scale up home-based essential maternal and newborn care in Tangail DHAKA, October 5, 2011: UNICEF has received a grant of US$2 million from Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to implement the project, "Home-based Maternal and Newborn Care Interventions to Accelerate Progress towards Achieving MDG-4".

P4P financial performance incentives can improve both the use and quality of maternal and child health services, and could be a useful intervention to accelerate progress towards Millennium Development Goals for maternal and child health.

We propose to undertake this project in Kenya where progress towards improving key skilled birth attendance (SBA) indicators has stalled and interventions are urgently needed to accelerate progress if Kenya is to reach its MDG target of 90% SBA and reduction in MMR to 147 per 100,000 live births by 2015 [ 12, 13].

Prior assessments have shown that IPCs can rapidly increase the uptake of communicable disease interventions, representing a promising strategy to accelerate progress in meeting MDGs.

The current WHO guidelines recommend two interventions: The current global goal is to accelerate progress towards the elimination of new child infections by 2015 and keeping their mothers alive.

Furthermore, to achieve the United Nation's Millennium Development Goal #5 to improve maternal health, urgent action and investment are needed to accelerate progress for coverage of clinical-care interventions, which depend on adequate access, human resources and essential supplies.

Although there are additional questions about participatory community processes and community capacity to be explored, available evidence offers important signposts for how to accelerate progress in increasing the coverage of essential interventions for maternal survival.

It was jointly agreed that, to accelerate progress, the countries need targeted and effective implementation of high-impact interventions.

One way to accelerate progress would be through the large-scale implementation of evidence-based health tools and interventions.

There is therefore a clear need to accelerate progress in the development of new strategies for treatment of glioma.